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Sources vs VDD terminals

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I am learning how to use Cadence and completely beginner. And here is what I am confused.
NCSU_Analog_Parts: contains all the required blocks for designing an analog schematic
(sources, GND and VDD terminals, transistors, R, L, C, diodes, etc.)
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Could you tell me what is the difference between "sources" and "VDD terminals"?
 

Source - voltage or current source
VDD terminal - it's simlpe terminal (usually connected to positive terminal of supply voltage source (vdd net))
 
Thanks! Today, I also get it while simulation. Can you suggest me some good material to learn cadence for a completely new user?
 

Read the docu coming with every Cādence installation!
 

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